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#5
10-24-2007, 02:17 AM
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Inserted...
A question. As Dave asked, I think, is the original machine still available to you (the MacBook?) Obviously, the data has been erased or you wouldn't be sweating the DI, but... If the machine is still in your hands, and if you haven't overwritten the data on the disk, you might have better luck running some data recovery utility there than running it against the damaged disk image file. Just a thought. 
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